B.C. is Burning – Wildfire Documentary Screening in Nakusp August 26
New film reveals the roots of B.C.’s wildfire crisis—and what we must do to change it
A powerful new documentary exploring the causes and consequences of British Columbia’s
escalating wildfire crisis will be show at the Arrow Lakes Theatre in Nakusp on Tuesday,
August 26 at 7:00 pm.

Titled B.C. is Burning, the 45-minute film delivers a sobering but hopeful look at what’s
fueling today’s megafires and the science-based solutions that could protect our forests, our
communities, and our future.
B.C. is Burning was independently produced and funded through community support, with
Homestead Foods providing cornerstone funding and major support from Skyline
Helicopters, Padoin Reforestation, and Kalesnikoff.
The film was produced and written by retired forester Murray Wilson and initiated by
Associate Producer Rick Maddison. Editor and Associate producer is Ryan Tebbutt of Edge
Digital Media (Kelowna), the film combines expert interviews, government data, and
powerful footage from both British Columbia and California.
Featuring forest professionals, wildfire officials, and researchers, B.C. is Burning reveals the
growing urgency and the real solutions to managing fire in an age of climate change.
What You’ll Learn in the Film:
• The critical role of fuel buildup and why it is making wildfires more destructive
• How proactive forest management can cut carbon emissions, protect communities, and
restore forest health
• What B.C. can learn from California’s bold, science-based wildfire resiliency strategy
• Real-world solutions that are already working and how they can be scaled up across B.C.
Following the screening, there will be a live Q&A with the filmmaker and Ministry of Forests
Regional Executive Director, Russ Laroche RPF.
To view the trailer and learn more about this film go to bcisburning.ca
Nakusp Screening
Tuesday, August 26 | 7:00 PM
Arrow Lakes Theatre
Tickets available at:
www.eventbrite.ca/e/bc-is-burning-documentary-tickets-1563999607929